After 10 years of life in the sky, Daniella Milani made the bold decision to trade in her flight attendant uniform for the uncertainty of running her own business — and she’s never looked back.

This episode is for anyone who feels stuck in their comfort zone and needs that final push to take a leap. Whether it’s moving overseas, starting something new, or simply doing things on your own — Daniella’s story proves that growth often starts the moment we get uncomfortable.

In this episode, we dive into:

-Wild moments with passengers and the truth behind airline life

-How travel helped her grow, become more independent, and navigate loneliness

-The challenge of maintaining close relationships while always on the move

-Lessons in staying calm under pressure and not taking things personally

-The leap from comfort zone to entrepreneurship

-Why people connect with meaning more than products

-And why quality time — with yourself and others — matters more than ever

If you’ve ever asked yourself “should I move?” or “is now the right time to make a change?” — this one’s for you.

John Luis is the CEO and founder of IVA Global Online School — South Africa’s first 3D virtual school and the winner of Global Online School of the Year in 2022, 2023, and 2024. With a background that includes serving as Head of Academics at AdvTech Schools and Deputy Head at the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls, John brings a wealth of experience and a bold vision for the future of education.

In this episode, we dive into:

* Why the traditional education system is falling short in a rapidly changing world

* How IVA Global is using cutting-edge technology without losing the human connection

* The importance of curiosity, critical thinking, and mental health in modern learning

* Why students today need life skills, not just academic results

* How AI is transforming the way we learn and teach

If you’re a parent, teacher, or simply curious about the future of education, this conversation will open your eyes to what’s possible when we rethink how we prepare the next generation.

Kutlwano Yika went viral for singing at the traffic lights in Johannesburg — but his story runs much deeper than a viral moment.

In this episode, we sit down to talk about the raw beginnings of his busking journey, the passion that drives him to perform for strangers, and why he believes going viral isn’t the dream everyone thinks it is. Kutlwano opens up about writing music from a place of truth, handling criticism, staying authentic in a world chasing clout, and why performing at the robots brings him more joy than most gigs ever could.

We also unpack:

•What busking really is

•Why passion should come before profit

•The downside of overnight fame

•How to market yourself on social media

•Why instant gratification is ruining creativity

•The struggle many artists face after shows like Idols

•And why showing up on camera is crucial in 2025

This is a conversation about doing what you love, no matter who’s watching — or how many are.